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The Journal of Usability Studies is a peer-reviewed, international, online publication dedicated to promote the practice, research, and education of UX

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It was November 2005 when our Journal launched its first article: Usability for the Masses by Jakob Nielsen https://t.co/yevlwk9R4u #UX #Usability #HCI

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Our journal has completed its 16th volume of essays and peer-reviewed articles. For this issue, @UXMetrics and @drjimnfl chose the top 10 articles since 2005. Check it at https://t.co/kouzb50Jxf #UX #HCI

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An interesting article examining the usability of access codes is featured in our last issue. Check it at https://t.co/c8mcUOtQaF #HIC #UX #Usability

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A detailed analysis about labeling and placement of the logout button in mobile surveys is featured in our last issue. Check it at https://t.co/iF6s88Fv93 #UX #HCI

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Our August issue is out! Check it at https://t.co/KJdoYa6B3g #UX #HCI

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Our last issue features an interesting article on the Guideline Compliance Scale, a measure that can be applied during guideline reviews to assess the overall level of usability. Check it at https://t.co/g3WKiBreG4 #UX #HCI #usability

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Our last issue features an interesting article about creating Personas from Design Ethnography and Grounded Theory. Check it at https://t.co/Xp0MCGGJ3y #UX #HCI

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The best of times for UX Research, the worst of times for Usability Research? Check the answer at the invited essay of our last issue https://t.co/1jaYAkuOwM #HCI #ux #usability

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The new issue is out! Check it at https://t.co/KJdoYa6B3g

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Interested in publishing a piece on User Experience or Usability? Check our Journal submission guidelines at https://t.co/JvxyW1QvM5 #UX #HCI #usability

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Our last issue features an analysis on distance methods and linkage criteria to produce appropriate dendrograms from card-sorting data. Check it at https://t.co/ZUe4v0SKDy #UX #CardSorting #InformationArchitecture

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Have you ever considered cultural and linguistic variables in usability testing? Check this interesting paper at https://t.co/GM6AoBoRHa #UX #usability #usabilitytesting

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Our last issue features an article about the use of persuasive design cards for novice designers. Check it at https://t.co/rqG0il2w1i #UX #HCI #Design

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How can we train ourselves to see exclusion early on is the question that one of the articles from our new issue digs on. Read it at https://t.co/8OiG66Nltw #UX #HCI

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The February issue is out! Check it at https://t.co/KJdoYa6B3g #HCI #UX

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Working in the gaming industry? Check a shorter version of the Game User Experience Satisfaction Scale at https://t.co/qtoeFeQjoq #HCI #usability #satisfaction #gaming

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Interested in measuring trust? Our last issue features the TrustDiff scale, a semantic differential that measures user trust on 3 dimensions https://t.co/sU28PxEYUN #trust #UX #HCI

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A very interesting discussion has always been the measurement of perceived usability. Our last issue features a study of the validity of 3 discount methods for measuring it. Check it at https://t.co/9np221qPeo #HCI #usability #UX

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Our last issue features an interesting essay about how should the principles and practices of human-centered design, Agile development, and the overarching process of HCDAgile be applied to products that have no obvious user interface. Check it at https://t.co/DwZWYbUaw9 #HCI

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Our last issue features an special essay In Memoriam of Dr. Thomas (Tom) S. Tullis by Ann Chadwick-Dias #HCI #UX